Does this product fold up?
7037
Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you need to do more. Do no more than 8 reps any one session. Good luck.
7038
It folds "relatively flat" but is still far too large to put under a bed unless maybe it was a king bed with 6" of clearance underneath - most beds are too low to store it underneath. However you can fold flat and lean it against a wall to get it out of the way.
7039
No. Well, not unless you are hand with a wrench. However, the tilting "table" portion does separate easily from the "A-frame" base by simply lifting it up and out. Since that part is flat, you can store it away. Besides that, 2 + 2 equals four just about everywhere.
7040
Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you need to do more. Do no more than 8 reps any one session.Good luck. Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you... » Read More Yes it does and so does all the others. If you intend just to occasionally use an inversion table, then folding is practical. Since I run a back clinic, I advise my patients to find a permanent place for the unit. Folding up the table is a royal pain and will tend to make you less likely to use the table. For good on-going back stretches and pain relief, I suggest the use of the table at least 3 times a week. A rep would be the following parameters: 1) 45 degrees 2) go down for 20 seconds 3) come up in setting position for 40 seconds (that's ONE rep), then do only 3 reps until you feel you need to do more. Do no more than 8 reps any one session.Good luck. « Show Less
1809426
No, the only folding up it does is the steps fold up under the chair. Otherwise this chair takes up as much space as a barstool type seat.
1503173
Yes it folds up but doesn't have a lock to hold it up so I use the string it comes with. Love it though!!!
236438
No it does not fold up, but I sure do Love mine. I would never do without it.
564452
No it does not fold. It needs approx. 6ft in length ,8ft in height and 2-3 ft in width
61026
I don't know that it does fold. You just stand it up on the water reservoir end. Takes very little space.
990198
Yes, the table does fold up. There is a hook on the side to hold the folded table in place.
1400682
Yes, it folds up to the size that is pictured. There is a "kick stand" in the back to make the base stand upright, but folds up nicely to travel.
58648
No it does not fold. I brought this item as a stand for my laptop to use while in bed and it did not work as well as I hoped. I had to raise it to it's highest setting to clear my bed, but still didn't slide under far enough and it becomes very top heavy and tends to fall over when trying to roll it on carpet. I daughter now uses it as a music stand. Adjustment settings are limited and is difficult to remove and reset pins that hold it.
1172334
No it don't fold up!!!!??? If so, explain how, cause I have one, and not see how it would unless you took it apart. I love it, don't get me wrong. But it don't fold, and the seller should not lie and say it does!!!
1710248
It does fold up, but I'm not sure I'd say "flat". It's relatively thick when folded (maybe 8-10"), but nothing protrudes.
1131903
It does not fold, but it is not very big so doesn't take up much space. We keep ours on a counter and just bring it down to the table or floor when someone wants to use it.
952356
No. It does not fold down. You are stuck with one position. I like the quality of the dock but it is glitchy
1507445
No, this does not fold down. Once it is put together, it is designed to stay assembled.
2265162
No it does not fold up but it is light weight and can be carried easily. I would it is as bulky as a car seat item but light weight. Definately easy to bring to families at holidays, etc.
897998
To be honest no. It does fold up but the actual tabe has no way to lock so it tilts back and forth.
797762
Yes, it folds up nicely. On our cabinets, you can see about 1 inch of the bottom of the holder sticking out, but it doesn't look bad.